AI-ENABLED CAREER RECOMMENDATION SYSTEM
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19145823Abstract
The rapid growth of digital technologies and artificial intelligence has significantly transformed the global job market, creating new career opportunities while also increasing the complexity of career decision-making for students and graduates. Traditional career guidance methods often rely on manual counselling, questionnaires, or rule-based systems, which are limited in their ability to process large datasets and provide personalized recommendations. As a result, many students struggle to identify suitable career paths that align with their skills, interests, personality traits, and academic performance. To address this challenge, an AI-enabled career recommendation system can be developed to assist individuals in making informed career decisions. This system utilizes machine learning algorithms, data analytics, and intelligent recommendation techniques to analyze user profiles and match them with appropriate career opportunities. The proposed system collects information such as academic background, skill sets, interests, personality attributes, and industry trends to generate accurate and personalized career suggestions. By leveraging artificial intelligence, the system can continuously learn from new data, improve prediction accuracy, and adapt to evolving job market requirements. Furthermore, the integration of data-driven decision-making enables students to explore multiple career paths, understand required skills, and plan their professional development effectively. The AI-enabled approach not only enhances career guidance efficiency but also reduces dependency on manual counselling processes. Ultimately, this system aims to bridge the gap between students’ capabilities and industry demands by providing intelligent, scalable, and reliable career recommendations that support better career planning and long-term professional success.
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